Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-02-26

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COLLIER, TREao Co., Feb. %, 1887
Some damage.
From Thursdays wiud.
A week of clouds and storms.
Fields nicely covered with snow.
Go to Sieberts market for salt sand
smoked meats. 4O4
Work on the Post and Corps Hall
kitchen began Friday.
The storm prevented the holding of q
Corps meeting last Saturday.
Word has just been received that three
of s. G. Robb's children are seriously
sick.
Money saved and satisfaction guaran-
teed by buying your -four of Hollington
& Son. 4l3-tf
Misses A. Smith and A. Wright and
Mrs. Frank Colby are expected in Collyer
about March 1.
Mrs. Hollington has recovered from her
recent illness, as have also the others
heretofore reported sick.
Fresh pork sausage at Siebert's mar
ket, Collyer, Kans. 4O3-tf
Business was unusually lively last Fri
day, as the pleasant weather gave people
an opportunity to reach town.
Collyer must boom. Mills & Sons have
piles OF goods, sell them cheap, and will
treat you human" Try them. 415-tf
The smallest building on Ainslie av-
enue is said to have reputation similar
to that enjoyed by the 'fOwl's Nest" of
former days. ->-.
Hollington7 & Son have just received
large lot of handsome cook stoves that
will be sold cheap. 414-tf
Early Thursday morning the first rain
OF the year fell. In few hours it turned
to snow, and that soon gave way to heavy
west and northwest winds.
Siebert pays the highest market price
for hides and furs, and in cash, at the
Collyer meat market. 404
Mr.. Wilson, formerly resident of Cove
county, few miles west of Collyer, re-
Gently died at Dighton, Lane county,
where he was living on pre-enption.
Our stock Of groceries wifi Co compare pare
with any in the state. Call for prices and
look at stock.
415-tf Mills & Sous, Collyer, Kans.
Mrs. L. F. Jones left for her home in
Cove City on Friday, accompanied by
Miss NJ. Brown, whom she had induced
to pay her a lengthy visit. Mrs. Jones'
stay was short, but enjoyed by her friends.
We are overbought on boots, and will
cut the prices way down to you. Try us.
Mills & Sons. "Come to stay" 415-tf
Wheeler Bros. have about closed out
their stock of goods, and w. L. Wheeler,
who is the only representative of the firm
transacting business here, expects to
leave for eastern Kansas the fore part of
next week.
Fine stock of dry goods, clothing, hats
and gloves way down. Call for
them.
415-tf MILLS Sons, Collyer, Kans.
Rev. 81. ]. Bowman, of Jewell City, and
son, and brother Baptist minister, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town, and the
former held services Sabbath evening at
the school house. They left Monday for
Cove City, Kans.
We are loaded for Alastodons, and for
job lots and cash trade we will use the
knife.
415-tf Mills & Sons, Collyer, Kans
Mrs. B. o. Richards 64th birthday was
celebrated last evening by dance and
supper at the hotel. which most of the
inhabitants Of the town attended. The
boarders presented her with beautiful
album, as token of their appreciation Of
the treatment they have received at her
hands. /.
FoR SAIE.-Cheap to any merchant,
our remnants of pipes, hats (money in
them) shoes, scales, show cases, &c.
WHEELER Bios,
112tf Collyer, Kans
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Finley arrived on last
Wednesday nights passenger and have
established their residence over the store
owned by Mills & Sons, OF which firm Mr..
Finley is oneof the ''Sons." Mrs. Finley,
nee Mills, passed few days in Collyer
last summer, and made many friends
among our young people.